Frat boys spit on wounded vet, urinate on American flag! What are your thoughts?

Perhaps some justice meted out...
http://www.stripes.com/news/us/university-of-florida-suspends-fraternity-over-abuse-of-wounded-veterans-1.342105

Well that really is "FUBAR'",,there was an incident pretty similar to that here in Alaska,,but there was one guy disrespectful towards veterans and our soldiers who were participants who lead a parade.I think most never gets reported or nothing done that is remotely fitting to the level of disrespect shown to our fellow bothers and sisters.

I believe in my oath I took when I first enlisted in 1990. I will defend this country against all enemies foreign and domestic. If he would have spit on a veteran in front of me, my path would have lead me to jail that day. This is a weakness of mine to watch a comrade of any generation be disrespected, is assault on the military all branches, all ranks, all genders, religions and races. This is an act of terrorism. We train, suffer and die for our country, I will not stand ideally by while any of my brothers or sister are treated in such a way. As for our flag, you don't like America . Get the HELL out, go somewhere else you don't have to stay. Maybe after a few years they will realize how ignorant they really were. Besides I've noticed they only buy small American flags, you know the plastic feeling ones, besides I saluted the flags on post, have fun urinating on that flag, my brothers and sister will be their to help you understand the error of your ways. I apologize for my weakness but this is one of a few subjects that really gets me upset.

that kind of behavior is intolerabe to anyone but especially disgraceful to our wounded vets and the flag. Although the national frat applogized, that chapter shoukd be kicked ofg campus and the students expelled and prosecuted!

I read about this the other day. Pathetic really.

I wonder what will happen to the Frat?

Is this what kids are taught these days? That desecrating the symbol of the country that gives them such freedom is cool and a good idea?

This is a deeper divide in society and more than just simple disrespect. I saw it in Austin and I've seen and heard about it other places. I'm reminded of Col. Jesop, and I'm paraphrasing, but he says "you live under the blanket of freedom I provide and then question the manner in which I provide it?" And I think that is what you see from elitist, mostly Republican types unfortunately, who spout off about patriotism and national security and what we as a nation need to do about it but then look down with disdain on the dirty, foul-mouthed, tattooed grunts who actually answered the call and did what was asked, right or wrong. And when mature adults can act like that it's not unbelievable that their children will act with disrespect toward those same grunts because of a perceived elevated status.